Where are you from?
I’m from Poland, specifically from the north eastern part of the country, an area surrounded by nature, wild forests, and lakes. It’s a place I always love returning to when I want to rest, reset, and enjoy some peace and quiet.
How long have you been tattooing?
I’ve been tattooing for over nine years, since 2017, including my apprenticeship.
What inspired you to become a tattoo artist?
I’ve loved drawing and art since I was a child, and I always knew I wanted to build a career around something creative. Tattooing became the perfect way to combine my passion with my work and make a living from something I truly love. I also really value human connection. I enjoy meeting people, hearing their personal stories, and turning those emotions and experiences into something meaningful on the skin. When I had the opportunity to begin my apprenticeship, I took it seriously, worked very hard, and turned that chance into my profession.
What is your background?
My background is a blend of art and precision. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Surveying and Geodesy, which taught me patience, accuracy, and a strong eye for detail, qualities that now naturally translate into my tattoo work. Artistically, creativity has been with me from a very young age. I always loved drawing and attended extra art classes as a child, and I was fortunate to win few children’s art competitions along the way. Those early experiences shaped my creative path and strengthened my connection to visual expression. I’m largely self taught as an artist, but when I began tattooing, I learned from some of the best tattoo artists in Poland. Since then, I’ve continued to refine my craft through seminars, workshops, and independent study. For me, growth never stops, and I’m always looking for ways to improve my technique and develop further as an artist.
What style do you specialise in?
I mainly specialise in fine line, micro realism, and a blend of realism and sketch inspired work. I wouldn’t describe my style as strict photorealism. Instead, I like combining a sketchy feel with realistic detail to create something expressive, elegant, and distinctive. I also love working with strong contrast and making tattoos look clean, balanced, and easy to read. I especially enjoy creating floral and botanical tattoos, but I also love tattooing pet portraits, human portraits, and other nature inspired designs. A very important part of my work is composition. I love creating pieces that naturally flow with the anatomy of the body, enhance its shape, and feel harmonious with movement. For me, a tattoo should not only look beautiful as an image, but also sit beautifully on the body itself.
What do you like to do in your spare time?
In my spare time, I love staying active through sport and fitness, and I enjoy going for walks in nature. I also love travelling, exploring new cultures, and trying new food. When I have more time, I enjoy cooking as well. I like reading books, watching films, and playing games, especially fantasy games and fantasy inspired stories. Music is also a big interest of mine, so I love going to concerts whenever I can. I also enjoy spending time with my friends and family, and I’m always happiest when I can combine that with being outdoors, surrounded by nature and animals.
What’s your favourite kind of tattoo to do?
My favourite tattoos to create are those inspired by nature, especially florals, birds, and animals. I also really enjoy tattooing human portraits because I love capturing emotion and expression. But if I had to choose, nature inspired work will always have a special place in my heart.
What’s the coolest tattoo you’ve done?
It’s difficult to choose just one, because I put a lot of heart, care, and skill into every piece I create. But one tattoo that immediately comes to mind is a portrait of Vincent van Gogh in a double exposure composition. It featured his portrait with the head split into two parts, with one of his most famous paintings, The Starry Night, placed between them. It was a very artistic concept and one of those projects that felt especially exciting to bring to life.
